Sentence examples for integrated independently from inspiring English sources
The drawback of DuQMoGeM is the high computational cost associated with numerical integrations of the PBE integral terms in which each integrand can be integrated independently and, therefore, amenable to parallelization on GPUs.
An essential component is a transformation apparatus that permits diverse models to be integrated independently of their nature (e.g. declarative, analytical and statistical).
The key part of the algorithm is to approximate the model as a group of independent ordinary differential equation (ODE) systems such that each ODE system has the same size as the model and can be integrated independently.
However, the two elements might have integrated independently rather than constituted a composite.
This suggested that WC28 SCCmec and SCCWC28 might have integrated independently rather than constituted a composite.
WC28 SCCmec was arranged in tandem with an additional SCC element with ccrC, SCCWC28, but the two elements might have integrated independently rather than constituted a composite.
We overcame this constraint in two ways; we increased the number of samples by integrating independently generated microarrays that had been designed with the same biological objectives, and reduced the number of genes involved in the classification by selecting a small set of informative genes.
Initially, the possibility that kDNA minicircles could integrate independently in proximity to LINE-1 elements was explored [20].
However, it is still very difficult to integrate independently developed tools into an aggregate application.
A single Agrobacterium strain that harbors dual T-DNAs for transformation on a single plasmid, known as the two-T-DNA strategy has also been used with the intention of the two T-DNAs integrating independently as they do for co-transformation in biolistics [ 28].
The creation of fully integrated and independently functioning international joint ventures (IJVs) would solve the oil and gas industry's longstanding funding problems if the proposed IJVs are done right.
